This is a bathroom that I formed and built for a client. It uses a technique that I coined "forming furniture". It is when the furniture, or cabinets in this case, have been poured into a form using scrap material as filler for consuming mass, then filled with liquid aircrete.
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These are a couple of furniture pieces I have created in past workshops. By building a mold than carving you can start with a shape that can be wrapped in fiberglass and then stuccoed as a finish.
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Here is a dome that I had the privilege of designing and participating in the build of a clustered dome home in Ensenada Mexico. This is a 5 dome cluster composed of 2 16' bedrooms, a 10' bathroom, 20' common room, and a catenary (egg shape) 10' kitchen. I am sorry for such low quality photographs but Covid hit before I was able to document and finish. I have posted pictures of the details I was able to document as I was working.9f97f7d0-918a-4109-847d-a7390262dade[6926].jpg ![alt text](!4C4BF822-7CBC-45BA-9575-D7D44637F7A7.JPG 85FAD80E-49D9-4921-9F29-54894D514CE6.JPG IMG_6051.JPGIMG_6077.JPG IMG_6243.JPGIMG_6095.jpg